10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPINEURIAL»
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1
How to Improve the Results of Peripheral Nerve Surgery
A summary of articles using double-labeling techniques to investigate the origin
of regenerating axons in the recipient nerve Donor=recipient nerves (rat model)
ESN technique epineurial window double labelled motor and sensory neurons ...
Hanno Millesi, Robert Schmidhammer, 2007
2
Peripheral Nerve Injuries: A Clinical Guide: A Clinical Guide
Orgell [21] described a modified fascicular suture: “group fascicular suture” and
he concluded that since there was little difference between the results of
epineurial and perineurial suture, epineurial suture was “the technique of choice
for most ...
3
Immune-mediated Neuromuscular Diseases
The theory of primary cell-mediated damage in NSVN is supported by multiple
studies. First, all immunophenotypic investigations demonstrate a marked
predominance of T cells and macrophages in epineurial infiltrates in sural nerve
biopsies ...
4
Current Surgical Therapy: Expert Consult - Online
It is critical to never use positioning of joints, such as flexion of the elbow, to give
added length to the nerve. This will result in stretching of the nerve and poor
outcome when the limb is straightened later. Epineurial Versus Grouped
Fascicular ...
John L. Cameron, Andrew M Cameron, 2013
5
Textbook of Diabetic Neuropathy
Subsequent qualitative and quantitative work has demonstrated endothelial cell
hypertrophy and hyperplasia with a reduction in luminal size [11,24-29].
Fenestrated endothelial cells, a feature normally present only in epineurial
vessels, have ...
6
Neurosurgery: Principles and Practice
Another consideration in the repair of peripheral nerves is the determination of
whether an epineurial or fascicular repair is more appropriate. Several
experimental [8] and clinical [9] studies have addressed the issue of whether
epineurial or ...
Anne J. Moore, David W. Newell, 2007
7
Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease
Thus a combination of epineurial arteriolar, transperineurial and endoneurial
capillary abnormalities ultimately deprive the endoneurium of an adequate blood
flow and hence oxygen. Hypoxia per se from chronic obstructive airway disease ...
Michael T. Johnstone, Aristidis Veves, 2007
8
Atlas of Peripheral Nerve Surgery
EPINEURIAL SUTURE End-to-End Repair When a nerve has been transected or
has a focal lesion in continuity and trimming of the proximal and distal neu—
roma does not result in a sizable gap, end-to-end repair without a lot of tension
can ...
Daniel H. Kim, Alan R. Hudson, David G. Kline, 2012
9
Oxford Textbook of Vasculitis
In 1984, Bradley et al. reported six patients, three of whom were diabetic, with
painful lumbosacral plexopathy, elevation of ESR, and epineurial lymphocyte
infiltration. Prednisone, alone or in conjunction with cyclophosphamide, led to ...
Gene V. Ball, Barri J. Fessler, S. Louis Bridges, Jr., 2014
10
Operative Techniques in Hand, Wrist, and Forearm Surgery
End-to-end repair should be attempted as long as this can be accomplished with
minimal tension on the repair and with minimal mobilization of the nerve. □ If a
single epineurial stitch of 8-0 suture fails to maintain nerve approximation, ...
